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The psychedelic experience in one sentence.

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I tried thinking of one sentence to describe my psychedelic experience, but found it difficult as I am too far out of the water at the moment and have not tripped in a while.

I'm sure someone who is fresh from an experience or has had a particularly meaningful one can sum it up with as little words.

I wonder if anyone can sum up the psychedelic experience or a psychedelic experience they have had in one sentence.

Looking for anything from catchy one liners to detailed sentences.
 
Personally I think pretty much any Sphongle song title works perfectly ;)

"Tales Of The Inexpressible"
"Periscopes of Consciousness"
"Circuits of the Imagination"
"Botanical Dimensions"
"Ineffable Mysteries"

See what I mean? :)
 
don't forget " i am you" "divine moments of truth" "nothing is something worth doing" haha so true about the shpongle titles
 
The hardest thing to grasp about the psychedelic experience, I find, is realizing that it isn't just one. Meaning it can't be described in one word, or even a sentence. I don't even think it can be described, at least never in full. It must be experienced.

It's never just one thing. It's everything. It's easy to focus on something and say tripping is like this, or that. But really, it's everything. It's not just one thing, it's all things. It's the sky, it's the trees. It's flow, it's loops, it's cycles. It's anxiety, it's happiness, it's euphoria. It's everything you could possibly experience, and more! I think trying to limit it to one word, or even a sentence is a task that simply can't be done. Perhaps for a few moments in thought we can agree it is one word, but once those moments of thought are over we soon realize it's not just one word, it's all words.
 
Why explain it with a sentence when you can do it with a gif?

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J.Wallace said:
The hardest thing to grasp about the psychedelic experience, I find, is realizing that it isn't just one. Meaning it can't be described in one word, or even a sentence. I don't even think it can be described, at least never in full. It must be experienced.

It's never just one thing. It's everything. It's easy to focus on something and say tripping is like this, or that. But really, it's everything. It's not just one thing, it's all things. It's the sky, it's the trees. It's flow, it's loops, it's cycles. It's anxiety, it's happiness, it's euphoria. It's everything you could possibly experience, and more! I think trying to limit it to one word, or even a sentence is a task that simply can't be done. Perhaps for a few moments in thought we can agree it is one word, but once those moments of thought are over we soon realize it's not just one word, it's all words.
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expansive?
 
J.Wallace said:
The hardest thing to grasp about the psychedelic experience, I find, is realizing that it isn't just one. Meaning it can't be described in one word, or even a sentence. I don't even think it can be described, at least never in full. It must be experienced.

It's never just one thing. It's everything. It's easy to focus on something and say tripping is like this, or that. But really, it's everything. It's not just one thing, it's all things. It's the sky, it's the trees. It's flow, it's loops, it's cycles. It's anxiety, it's happiness, it's euphoria. It's everything you could possibly experience, and more! I think trying to limit it to one word, or even a sentence is a task that simply can't be done. Perhaps for a few moments in thought we can agree it is one word, but once those moments of thought are over we soon realize it's not just one word, it's all words.
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this. DMT has been... everything. the experience is a collective of every single thing changing
 
'transcending the boundaries of the conditioned self and tasting the blood of paradoxical reality'
(or maybe its the taste of juice, depends on the trip lol)
 
"like trying to describe the most amazing, intricate, beautiful, colorful painting ever"
 
^ haha lost count times ive said that when returning from a DMT trip!
 
'I am sitting with a philosopher in the garden; he says again and again "I know that that's a tree", pointing to a tree that is near us. Someone else arrives and hears this, and I tell them: "This fellow isn't insane. We are only doing philosophy."'

~Ludwig Wittgenstein
 
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